HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-10-28, Page 2The editor of The Christian Guardian i Outlive would a j7preremeut `upptrter
have had anywhere L► the t•uuntry^ O
ipudprofesses to be perplexed by some stabs- , this aetion by the Cabinet had uut
• tics (pm the United States which show I been taken ? Nene whatever.
an increase in the value of [arm crops in The Case for the Refiners.
11119 while at the same time the number ' The refiner* statemruta, which are
not ruurr.vertel by anything brought
forward in the 'case to date. but era
supported by the hoard of Commerce
records, are to the effect that they
have lost between f20,01entrWt and eee.
090,000 as the result ut Government
f
Thursday, October 2" t, 19'20• of farms (in Nev Hampshire) has cle-
f
, creased by nearly one-fourth in ten years
The war and other causes have
?LAVING POLITICScombined to create a scarcity of food
ACROSS THE LIDfE. products which naturally hu enhanced
CANNOT DESCRIBE TERROR IN t
LONDON.
prices but has not been long enough 1 control of their busilltw-. They du not
b an Rpoteati n party nation's
Will continued to send people back to the' say that they weak' have chat•ged the
such ;saw faUnu of nthe as rs will i wamr prices as American i-Ita►ert ;vete
most effectively further the levitation (land in any considerable numbers.The cltargiug, 1)01 the Intrrener is that
for world-wide and permanent peace fact that farm property value in the I they would have dune so had they
without crl& litg any part of the 1n• . State in question increased only 14.4 per , bleu allowed, and the differencebe-
cent.
K
cent in the ten years means that relatively ; teem what the rennet* were allowed
dependence of the t'nitel States. It ! •
believes the Ignited States team aha . and what they could have got out of
must always bear its full par: in the to values in general term property is the consumer amounted, they say, to
responsibilities of the world, jatt 11 really worth less than it was in the pre- the above figure.
always 'relieves that the United Santee I vireo period. A man earning 14.4 per', Lied they teen allowed to dispoae
alone must decide what that 'part cent. more lin dollars) today than he was of some of theta raw sugars, the res
CM - ten Y
shall lee." ears ago would hardly consider that flatbed claim, they would not tow be
nouucemeat uMa\ g
This Is the prois euaiD capacity had increased.
'larding. the Republican candidate for 8
the Prealdeocy. The desired alta, as
here set forth. can be reached through TheSt. Marys Argus is giving up pub -
the League of Nations as the only lication,, having been purchased by Mr. However. if the Governutegt did favor
practicable means in sight; and let .1 W. Eedy of The Journal, who will' granting assistance by way of Mane
for frltctt'ott or an allevhttion of the euga: duties,
Mr. Harding-perhapshereafter publish The St. Marys Journal; I as the refiner?, are coking. It world 1x'
purposes only -disdains the League al Argus. The dieapparance of The Argus . a didti uIt wat.ter for this to be done.
Nations. elember•bip in the League is a.distinct Ioa to St. Marys and its Individual 31buistere show v." tendeney
ard smpathy bvt
for the avfia�.s,
district and to Ontario journalism, and towyr
they adroit that it does not seem pose
illustrates very sharply the danger to the ,able. to help them out of the hole ib
interests of the common people of this any way.
from deciding what part it ;home Province, and of the country. that is. tine or wore of f he re nereb ,
vomiter forward and *sklug th Goremittentrruent for assistance, and several
memlert of . the Cabiuet. in taGane
over the matter. admit that they see
a ncetl fur assistance to the refiners.
would sacrifice no part of : the Inde-
pendence of the ['need States; nor
would it prevent the United States
i
Air Raids AlmC•o
ost sapletely Shut-
tered Mrs. Henn; Nerdes But
Tanlae Restores Health.
"Tanlac has built me up from a nervous
wreck to where 1 aim a well woman feeling
fine r than 1 have in years," recently sal
Mrs. Kathleen Hunt, .of 32 Danell
aver ue, Toronto. Ont.
"1 was in London during the war, and
as a result of the air•ratds my naves
were almost completely shattered. Night
after night 1 used to he awake in fear of
the zeppelins and gothas, and when they
d.d comewe all had to get down into the
basement ut the house, and the noise of
the bombs dropping all around, and our
guns trying to bring the enemy down was
must terrilyn
g. 1 simply can't describe
what we went through and it is no wonder
that the health of thousands of people
gave wily under the strain.
'•1 hast all desire for food and my
digestion became so upset that 1 couldn't
eat a thing. without suffering distress
of awards. My blood became thin and
I tell °nein weight until 1 was a mere
shadow of what I used to be. 1 con-
stantly had headaches that almost drove
me distracted and altogether 1 was in .a
sad plight.
well. that was the ndition I was in
when I came out to o, and soon
after I got here I wet ad sed by a drug-
gist to try Tanlac as the •t possible
medicine for troubles like tie, It was
really surprising how it het me. It
wasn't long before I had a g appetite
and could sleep better at night.
'l obo° found that I could eat ankthing
I wanted without suffering in the least
from indigestion. and 1 improved nght
along. I haven't had a trouble of arty
kind now and in fact never felt batter in
my lite. 1 shall always have a good word
to say for Tarlac, for I think it is a
perfectly splendid medicine."
Tanlac' is scald in Goderich h E. 1t-
WIgle and the ieading drug •ist In
every town.
claimed, may o the wall
bear "in the responsibilities of the involved in the present newspaper situ -1 as- a result tat the suspension of the
world."
The League of Nations was fashion-
ed after• months of deliberation in
z- whleb repreaentatiees of_the Coiled
= states took a promleent Bart, sad al-
ready has the adherence of nearly all
the nations, the exceptions being Ger-
many. the I:nitell States. Mexico. and
two or three others. poetsMr. Hard -
tug suppose that ell flame nations will
abandon the League., start all over
again. and once more spend months
- in tramine. some otter association that
will meet with the approval of Messrs.
Torula and Johnston ?
Party pelitics Is making a strange. more than ever before the country flees -
1 f th United.St t 1 thisper is needed to" give voice to thel a of mw-rin:s
ation. The Argus during many years In Boards order, and wbtle a numberof
its editorial columns dealt ably with the ranadiaile. who think the refiners, like
questions of the day, making a valuable several other people, did a lot of .pro -
contribution to the discussion of public' illwrlltg diiring the war. would say.
••Let, them in' " there ere outer pa..ple
affairs. Tire TwrnetaT.•io hag teen welt lutect•terl. In keepiut- the industries
conducted. The Journal•Argus promises • go(ug uud these are Iwmbardiue the'
to be independent. or neutral -which l:evernmeut with wines and letters
means probably that it will steer clear of asking that *dun ussbaauce be given.
controversial matters and let the people I'retep" after an examination of toe
refiners' _hooks the Goverumeut may
"get their politics 'rom the city paler newts [ ys
This is just exactly. in our opinion, what sisranee lid find a way t.. grant titat:
should be avoided. The city papers are but at pr 'sent there does, not s.7 -ten
beta
not to be relied upon in connection with much he{me f a "'sugur•phtm g
handed out. \
matters wherein there is a conflict -be-
tween Pressler the interests of the city and those Nile tet ler Stilt err is on his way
of the country, and perhaps just now t Winnipeg at tit time of writin..
and tua.ight in `Winn' see hr is hold-
ingthe first of a ser
in the prattle cities.
course. Lr aveordwl a war
Board of Commeree Resigns. '__.
The members ,,f the Itnard of Cote -
mercy have resigned as a result of the
Government's action over the sugar
under. and title general regret ds be -
lug expre.eed. It 1.s not like's there
willsbe any neh• appointments of .eow-
missinner" : in feet. !the Government
in .its statement , ntimatel that when
judgment w',s, de1ivere t by the 1'rivy
.rtarl (e . o e' States n pa
year 11r20. country view as oprosed to that of the a will. of Council committee as u. the It,tard s
•
city. We are very sorry to see the last a re•"ption powers. that would he time e,:ougb to
EDITORIAL 'NOTES. of The Argus• everywhere, for the countr. rewires •un -icier the matter again-
the way he Is,gAiug out find :trrying 'The late commissioners go heck ti'
utl elle campaign .•f w u.-ttion seiner their former entice-. Capt. IS•flliem
• Less than two months to Christmas. (]�+ ��'��,�qj [j� than staving -at li..me it d w'ai'tu for White.: wh
THE WEEK AT THE CAPITAL a AL likelr 11 be In happen. There
lii:aly be su4te ituea:atitut Lela -1t �.
October of 1920 will be noted in history
• o Wit: .r•retarr in tin day -
ill of Judge Ronson. W, F. O'Connor and
1(,1Ut1-..)tnrd,sk goes L.0k t.. that job
and will just keep tin- 1,81,- runring
toil there is a final dw•i-ion: Fi A.
andis reneveil -ft that he ran adyln
to hi: titer to his duties A:- I►e-
than ever a_ a tour`st rt sort. 1 mttatt A, tee. ..t he (% i' r brief hal
lhl{airrmt•nt, and Major 4:errld
° T r•tive:'" hearing the I:.r••ranl •ur has `Jlfui-err will 1e able Tn hold his OW II talion -ill return to 1 office under
ere Ila• quieht- nn any 11 •p.•.- r.1 relies h# ,le•f••o,1iIiZ the Government's action. the Del rtnl•It of Justin.
a i:irh the sugar. r,•nu.r.."m.1y ha''•• It V+ hard to prove that ',intro! of sell-' The apt influent of these three assn
The Toronto Telegram suggest that j 1.01, by mse•iltdiug fir - .-i tit,: 1l.Ir,l
ing ,would have furred higher prices : was in tie. nature• of 8 temporary
tiesugareefiners�ighthavratnCdac ,1 thi.iear, nn matter flow the farmer. rnmeuasgr. W. ie%rr intended
The Ring of Greeze is dead from' the 1,
with regard to the refusal of tae Lot -
for weather and 'weddings, By Ian Dutte'm. ernmmnt re rreetore wheat r••ntee, for
tile farmers will be lying (n wait with -S
verbal axes all troland, but the b. sing •del•
British Columbia will be mo -e popular _ Is more than even that
the prime Lath
i .,( t',•mm,•c • • order •;tilos In, : ren: eve. ter pr.wlue a beat [.rot.f. (l►at they she is• nu a le•rma.Put
.nt.ir :teal 1.•31"iuc 1h,• Inlrl.rt open h. What i 1Na.1* and cher, grnutue�r,ltef ex
}' 1.1 k •t Was till eg- Rowell Do T ._
hite of a pet monaey. What a glorious
do uud*r thee rlrrnm.t 1lt.•r for with Lent :,.:int ':elms. Sliniste•r, will -ail
end! --
r 1 1' t k1 part In the (.•t^n• of • end the lel
The day of get -rich -quick profiteering eleigheiesi------llfl"itis ...nr of flu \atteos meeteets. .W i, hlnmfJ ill .'.• Pel fo The Board
all o,tller+. ern "' slava u,_. `�-• .�. -_ -- - -
ell the G••crrnutept ctubl nffnnl rt Nie tai ^e Poster, who is *1 prey -
That then" will lie
the East Elgin• and Yale by-elei•tients shortly after lie tire. tf \oveml.,•r for in the ore of a Boar
hovering .,iris close. a,r' 1 101 1 4 t i' ,t to ak •a ,t.,
ything furtorr
of Commerce
Tic will not
Sear•; 0111. 1
ept, un -
ew Millinery Modes
FOR THE AUTUMN
and WINTER of 1920
Surely neves' Were hats so
lovely as_this season
THEY SHOW THE
LATEST CONCEP-
TIONS IN MILLIN-
ERY ART
YOU ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED TO INSPECT
OUR STOCK
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston street, Goderich
asp
R. Tait
is almost over -until the neat war or real tt•'•`t starring tetight: r.. )tar • err -'.l Hon. C. J. Doherty. Minister a u • • ;is the nun In the poem, "u
101. -m -i-.• would have be••ra tint nils rued the rein- of Irader.hip asst 1.e honor
estate boom:
thee
and unsung-'
unwise bit tmeitiveelr daneeron, erten 111.11 taken) ur:er by sir James'
the p.litiral {N•int of %iris-. Longln •1. .Su inter1'-tint [stint In
So the -lZar marker is open. the to n....ritn withthe trip .•f Ile- t'al • '
err--whb.•o r.ti'ts.. .....d tl.. .d4 .,r ,M ,.,tt bn.ttebr tut in
hey l'rirne r.:!1 into the. recent _press dispatch, winch stated
ing SV.•a :u:d telt every,•'e sit t, ht•ten:l that owing to a complete break -down
tf feting lis league %'i 't re. -lee 10- .if the •water system in the Ge.o (a
11 rest"' as li is been `. fr,•y n,•n'l di-tet.t the duh :1111lit s of e0(• whole
n averted. the Government i- nenctlly area would Is• r,nn{NHed to\"drink
Looking over the long 11,f of weddn S the fri••:d of net eminien p • title .!.thing but beer and 'wino f.•r s%vt•r,:1
in ast week's Signal,.the `'slated Sege • Ineigine the cheering ?tr.` St •izhely' weeks.
uoines that t bodywill provoke alt RS'iltuip •; 1:vf. Pore 1Z • itttawn. and t mese(.. imi4e. \ere
• hurled fet1:(e n. it is rot well that t
should. !he fact that they are ten:'
to decline is satisfactory.
ptet y nee. ,%eay ts, ••• r :his wondering what }low. \. SS'. 11,.n.
sport enoug 'o try a
• nce.
ti ,..rnaie ent. .0 long ruhargwl with 1)e.i.
i ink thtri*Md. of prflh'er., i •
rd
The Galt Reporter mentions secera in an rwt.TtP•nrderZ the o
of Commerce and kept the' price
with civic affairs ww• ho attained a great laof supply and demand! But what .a ire n Im•aker of the Gar ed flue'. effot\to accommodate the increased
• r m
GETTING READY
FOR_ WL`iTER FA
Big 'Stork Event at Guelph to Have
Some New Features. 4
I:ne1{,li, Oct. _t. -The executive
rnutm(rrr•e of the 1'roviuri Il Winter
Fair met here t.rday and 10)1e anal i
arrangements for the holding .f 'the
tree w inter show on I)wemb•r 3 to 9. !
Electrical Contractor
Wt fl of all kinds up-to-date
for T eI khoses, Burglar Alarms,
Police `Pl and Fire - Ahem
Systems. \
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Private Rettide'oes and Business
Places -a special ,
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All Work Guileantbd. ,
a \
Electric Irons. Toaster Grille.
Fans. Vacuum Cleaners. Washing
Machines• Flaabligbts a n d
Batteries of air kinds always on
band.
Ring up /nor -193 and have ua
give you an estimate on your
wiring. It will be done ght.
Robt. Tait
West Street Next Postoffice
Phones -Shop 12 House 193
1
terra■ ■rural asam rrrxrrrr>s
Seasonable Goods t -
FJNELETTES REDUCED
36 -itch, heavy, fink. Grey or
Blue, newt stripe l4'lauuel
Regular 45e per yard,
at per. yank
WRITE FLANNELETTE
29 -Inch. hest Quality. Reg-
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yard r
38 -loch. Rist Quality. Reg-
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yard
EIDERDOWN FLANNEL
rat -inch wide, for I►reasing
liow11s, Ktlnoia.a, etc•., In
Pink. they, White. Sky and
lhrdinal, et per
yard
SUITING and
DRESS SENORS
M-ia•lt, Due Botany Berges,
ltlack and Nary. Regular
$3.ln. at per 3.95
yard
.45
$2.95
GOSSARD CORSETSII
III
The gr'ateat satisfaction Is expressed by every customer a
wbo wears a liowwr'd Corset They lace in front. We carry a
NI all styles. 111
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r . W. ACHESON & SON ' ;
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MILITARY FLANNEL NI
Best guilty, Lei -inch.. ide.vide. 1
Reduced to per
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GRAIN BAGS
Heavy Canadian *1 "Empkt A."
Li
Largo rise at tier $8.JCVA r
PR
dozen
SILKS r
718 inches wide, Black or Navy
DuchII
Silks. cite ''ail3.00 $U.9ar at
Silks. Regular tkY.00 «p7Qv
st per yard 1t
Phone or write for aa�pie.
GLOVES
l'hamolsette Gloves. teal wo-
mal
en. Black. White, Moles,
Chamois; and Grey. ;IZ5
all slaes, at per pair
1 Kid Gloves X75 a
Tan. Black or White.
special
Per in's Child's Kid .;1.�
Gloves. at..,
Finest Ever Shown
It is admitted by all who have seen tbi
season's styles of footwear that they are hand-
somer- and more varied than ever tsefore-shown .
They are shoe perfection and have no equals in
beauty, elegance and ease for the foot. Fash-
ionable in shape, high grade in .material and
excellent in construction. --Prices are most
reasonable.
Overgaiters and Rubbers .are now in stock.
See our window display.
REPAIRiNG
Yonne and Charles Si,.. Taeawo.
will dt when he get- th alter i :14 r., _S
enjoys an eftcellent reputation for high-grade .
ort • It is no wonder the demand for ou
g eluates is five times our supple. Eater ear
t,m Catalogue free. r
W.I. ELLIOTT. Principal. I,
hbouaI nv .� w h..i611wtt hese �-i "1
uleues•r of the 1':ucel;in d.•ieZlti,n:,erecte:I, to house the sneer fat: lie 'NEW TER. FROM NOV. 1ST
i r
do.. h the
g CENTRAL
r:Nra
and w•
to ,bink beer anhw, Yn:r, and Hon. ve stns departments, derided on ser•
citizens of its town closely connected sugar down to the level set by tie nl, N. W. einnut *Welt quench his n111.1 erat\minor temporary additions in an 141ibl
.
v *sans e�?F whi
Nss... e..a.+....•... -- age. and suggests that public serci e is a, a•th are
r. .1eyY.rdfug to .1Barte: Htooocole, e srcthlere-
-fa:Tor of longe Fy. 1T would find-upport+
f e its theory in the case of Mr. William i
Campbell. Goderich's veteran assessor
and tax collector, who at eighty-six years 1.
of age is still on duty daily at his office at
-flu town hail- ,
(
COW
Thg, Board of Commerce is dead.
which recant a story. An old skinflint
-oras bring buried when a stranger hap-
-- pend into the village while the funeral
vas wending its way down the main
street. "Who'sdead asked the strange'
.'•Old Jones," was the reply. "What
eemplaint>".was the next question,: an
the unexpected•reply : "No compla:nt.
aNANaa.. Everybody satisfied."
On Monday torr Provinces -Nova
Scotia. Manitoba. Saskatchewan and
Alberta -voted in favor of a "bone-dry"
measure to forbid the importation or
hri'tging into the Province oh intoxicating
111 lora. The vote was decisive in alt
foesProeirt_-e4. A similarbailot he!
submitted Ontario next spa p. In'
. British Columbia the "wets' scored a
Tictorylastw etctrrthecarr)ttb}'a-farge4
majority of a proposal for government
e sntrcl of the sale of liquors in preference
the present Prohibition Act in that
Pr'nee.
Terenc MXcSwiney, tee noted Irish I
"hunger -ser er," died in an Erglish jai
on Monday. a er seventy-three days of '
abstinence fto.n food. He had been
sentenced to pais for two years on
several charges, inclu 'ng one of having i
in his possession eedi s documents.
What effect his deete,w have upon I
(hi temper of the Irish people 'mains to
be seen. He will no doubt be ounted
a martyr to the cause of Irish fr '
and to the long list of grievances which
Iriahmen, rightly or wrongly, hold spinet,
England one mere will have been added'
by Ids testi.
1.....
• Parr of the WT. the _tne}i.'Itfl.xn" aro
--Tar the tar$ot-entry- dist le -tate -doter, -
t1 111• show. tone every •I :.iilable fo it
of .parr in tate hit 4nil.ling w111 be
re.111!red ,h, a ennnoiI:lr0 the lir-'ll
.Uberta Cattle to ise Shown.
}'or the T Tli�e .'Obeli a
Will be shown in the 'Guelph ring this
.0.r. :i number of the prominent 1
bossier-. In that Pros' lee having
plated their *t.s•k In the hanol- of the.
.Stherrn Agrh'ttltttrnl 4-'.4le p omelets.,
who will bring the stook . es['. uud t x•
' habit it. 11 is 111.0 likely tierce the
Sl Intnb•t breeders will hale their
.trek here. Itu{nlries fo • prise lists
- Irtr.• b•rtt reeetv.sI lay ere set•ret:Ny
__�rwt itriu't+ In tin. 1 ultt•d States s
Always the same rich, full -flavored tea, fur w, <t a+ Minnesota, u• ;i,it. far-
_
.: east ns Rhode island- tunstly from I
- Sold only in the sealed air -tight Red-1..t*ltrymmmen. anda»int . atmd- sheep
. Rose Carton.
rostoss •s'C:s .e,s;Auseumirzarr
breeders.
Two New Features.
tt There will he two new fe•lttir'es this
Wear, the Dominion Live Stuck Branch
having decided to give prize. for
I groups of live *tnrk. These groups
will be nadP lip of three and five In
• stele , ave In 'amid and finer le baron
hogs. The other new award w•111 come I
from the Clydesdale Horse .5.'s, (utlon
of
Great Britain. -
Workmen Imre already ee'•lrr throw
s- reedy !odor tine -super iaton
..f Superintendent Saunders of ,1,on-
don. The diret•tnr* present to -dry
were : President. John I:,trdltonsF.
1tr+ton: secretary. 3. E. Bettie. and
Wm. •itrNPtl, London t W. J. W. Lan,
nnx. Toronto: IIs. T. H. Housed,
Slnrkhem: Peter •Christie. Stan-
rhwst*r: W. SVhItelaw. Guelph: 1t, S.
Stev. risen. Aneast.r.
II The Carpets. You Throw Away!
•.
T,h
_ey are the ones we want to save for you.
Na matter how old, hew dirty, 1 ow di1p1-
dated, by our process they can be woven into
Velvety
Reversible Rugs
that are k^M) enough for the most
elaborate home.
You won't realize how good these
rugs really are until you see their
• beauty an•I feel their softness under
your feet.
G-rA ea fait .,lrerfirewtaf PIA P•mr
name sod • rtresr fur a free llookrt
woe 1.a Mlo►a•at oa.
Tia a lope around the old carpet and
send it to
-<tci
tr-,rt+.t
The Canada Rug Co.
Street. • London, Gnada
Perth of Iie EsMMt r.
We regret to learn that the
smitten garflelwr who.. vegetable
mare me were We nisei the .Prone
prize for cooking apples et a ltorfl-
',Mowel .how 1* still confined to Ida
1.w1.--Amch.
(IN she New Models.
"Ilapptnee ." .nisi Snit Tonkin*.
"las to he cranked tip. but trouble al-
ways has a self•tttartrr."-Wt'aahtngtoa
Bar.
STRATFORD. ONT..
The limiting Outliners -sal
of SVevtern . (Ontario. Comm, dal.
Shorthand and T.•h'grapit Iliei rt.
meats. Graduates placed in {Ne.
tions. Students may enter at any\
time.
Get our free catalogue.
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
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NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE - GODt .RICH
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makes of care and guaranteed to
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We hare opened In Goderich a 1
Batr•'ry ServIee and Sales Station
In charge of
The People's Garage
KR, J. G. WO
Victoria strut. -
eli-
laity are requested to investigate
_ the merits .f the IXL Battery.
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PALMERSTON, ONT.
[ �I
-THE-
Hydro Store
East Side of Square : Gederic`
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Owing to the power short-
age and the present cost of
installation, persons contem-
plating ttt,e--itse bf electric
power wilt avoid expense and
annoyance by first applying
to the Wates and. Light Co'm-
tllission and obtaining .a' emt-
tract for a supply of electric
energy. Do not wire your
house 01 install an electric
stove, motor or any other
electric apparatus until you
make arrangements for the
necessary current. s
Water ani Light Commission
a
-School of Commerce -
Clinton and Goderich, Ont.
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING COURSES
Business Stenographic
Secreta ' -1 Civil Service
Teacher t Training Course
and arranges - • cial Courses for students.
THE,F91.1.0)r1NC, ADS',\NTA
Highly Qualified Teaching Staff
isctua1Jtuainess System o ' • kkeepiug
Credenti$Ty a ting Testa'
Guaranteed_
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Vocational Training School
'fortbis district, by Goveraaseot appointment. and under in-
apectlon by Soldiers" ct•ii-Re estabilminnewt Departa►$t.
For Terms, etc., write
B. F. WARD, M. A. STONP,
B. A, M. Arita., e> . t::. Cent. Specialist.
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Prince/El �:�:,,.,, .,..
Phone 1911, Clinton
School Opena Wednesday, September 1st, 1920
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